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Christopher Durand says the state’s public transit agency needs long-term financial support to provide reliable service
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After previous runs as a Moderate and Republican, Block says his latest campaign reflects his frustration with the two-party system
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The Providence mayor discusses affordability, improving Providence schools and his case for a second term
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The state representative discusses his qualifications, affordability, public safety and his vision for Providence
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Emergency medicine physician Dr. Emily Shearer explains the pressures straining the state’s healthcare system — and where she sees reasons for optimism
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The Republican congressional candidate discusses President Trump, federal disaster aid, his work involving Cuba and the future of the Rhode Island GOP
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The East Greenwich physician discusses his support for Trump policies, the 2020 election and his approach to representing the Second District
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Now in his fifth term in office, New Bedford mayor Jon Mitchell says the city has a bright future, despite a budget crunch that recently prompted a significant tax hike and a series of municipal layoffs
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As one of the largest private landowners in Providence, Paolino says the city must address public safety concerns in order to realize its development potential
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House Speaker Chris Blazejewski talks state spending, an inspector general and Democratic prioritiesThe 46-year-old Providence resident says he plans on increasing government transparency while maintaining a commitment to children and working families
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URI professor David Faflik’s new book explores how race, sports fandom and the making of Red Sox Nation collided in 1970s Boston
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The South Kingstown restaurateur reflects on oysters, resilience and the fire that changed the restaurant’s future